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CP Quebec Corruption Police Raiding Offices of Auto Insurance Board
- Quebec's corruption police searched the province's auto insurance board headquarters amid an ongoing scandal on June 18, 2025.
- The investigation comes after nearly two years of controversy surrounding the mishandled launch of the auto insurance board’s online system, which an auditor general’s report found had cost $1.1 billion—$500 million more than originally projected.
- Police did not reveal the specific reasons behind the search but noted that officers generally carry out searches to gather proof that can either support or challenge allegations of misconduct related to the board's activities.
- Earlier this year, the auditor general revealed the government spent $1.1 billion on the platform, and amid increasing scrutiny, former cybersecurity minister Éric Caire resigned from his position in February.
- The investigation and public inquiry into the online platform's failure suggest ongoing scrutiny of the board, while opposition calls for trustee oversight of the auto insurance entity.
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Quebec Corruption Police Raiding Offices of Auto Insurance Board
Quebec’s corruption police are searching the headquarters of the province’s auto insurance board. The auto board has been mired in a scandal for nearly two years over the botched rollout of its new online platform. An auditor general report earlier this year revealed the government wound up paying a total of $1.1 billion for the platform, which was $500 million more than expected. The board is responsible for issuing and renewing driver’s licenc…
CP Quebec corruption police raiding offices of auto insurance board
QUÉBEC — Quebec’s corruption police are searching the headquarters of the province’s auto insurance board. The auto board has been mired in a scandal for nearly two years over the botched rollout of its new online platform. An auditor general report earlier this year revealed the government wound up paying a total of $1.1 billion […]
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